Brings the Qt uploader to parity with the web /manage page and the Android
app. Adds a stacked Manage page (reached from the post page) that lists
posts via GET /api/photos with thumbnails from GET /api/thumb/<slug>, edits
caption/date/tags in a QDialog via POST /api/edit, and deletes to trash via
POST /api/delete with a QMessageBox confirm. As a non-browser client it sends
no Origin and so passes the server's same-origin CSRF check.
Tag autocomplete now backs every tags field (post cards and the edit dialog)
via a per-token TagCompleter (QCompleter subclass, MatchContains) fed from
the unguarded GET /api/tags.json.
New files: managepostwidget.{h,cpp}, tagcompleter.{h,cpp}; network methods
and a RemotePhoto struct added to uploadclient. Built and linked clean; not
yet runtime-tested on a real display.
Mirror the Android bulk feature in the Qt uploader: choose several photos
at once, each a card with its own caption, date, and upload status, and
post the batch.
- Per-photo cards (PhotoItemWidget) in a scrollable list; retry re-posts
only the failures.
- One upload per photo with a per-item UUID slug suffix so a batch posted
in the same second cannot collide.
- Image prep runs off the UI thread via QtConcurrent so the window stays
responsive.
- A "Simultaneous uploads" setting (1–8, default 3) caps how many photos
are prepared/uploaded at once; the rest queue and fill freed slots.
A native Qt6/C++ desktop client for the gallery's POST /upload API, in
desktop/ with its own flake (kept separate from the Go server module the
same way android/ is). Single-photo parity with the Android app:
- multipart upload with preemptive HTTP Basic auth and retry-aware outcome
classification (uploadclient)
- JPEG/PNG metadata stripped byte-for-byte to drop embedded GPS, EXIF
orientation baked in, and a quality/scale valve for the 20M nginx cap;
HEIC decodes via the qtimageformats plugin (imageprep)
- base URL / username in QSettings, password in the system keychain via
qtkeychain; https required and a trailing /upload stripped (settings)
- settings and post screens in a QStackedWidget (mainwindow)
Native Wayland or xcb is selected at runtime. Bulk upload, EXIF
capture-date prefill, and moving image prep off the UI thread are left as
follow-ups.
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